Cooling credit fears Heading into this earnings season, banks were dogged by the twin investor fears of credit and capital. Analysts were betting that banks would once again have to beef up their loan loss reserves as the housing market deteriorated further and as the U.S. economy continued to sputter. Banks did just that. At the same time, nonperforming assets and net charge-offs, or loans banks don't think are collectable, continued to rise.

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